Muslim Civil Rights Advocate Repositions Campaign for State Senate
Aber Kawas, a Palestinian American and democratic socialist, wants a more affordable Queens.
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The Evolution of Black Bookstores
21st century Black booksellers bring activism and business together in a way that skirts the debates of their predecessors; to them, the work is all of a piece.
Reviving Harlem’s Radical Legacy
Conrad Blackburn is challenging a political dynasty.
Paseo Park, a 26-block long, car-free avenue in Jackson Heights, is just the beginning, say advocates.
ICE Protests Rage at Foley Square for Second Night After Minneapolis Shooting
“I’m fed up with it. We are fed up with it,” a Navy veteran said after two more people were shot by an ICE agent in Portland, Oregon on Thursday. “It’s already one too many.”
New Work Requirements For SNAP Benefits: New Yorkers Will “Fall Through The Cracks”
The New York City Human Rights Administration says that 231,600 people in New York City will be impacted by the new work requirements.
Chelsea NYCHA Residents Dig In Against City’s Demolition Plans
Tenants don’t trust city’s plans to demolish, rebuild their long-time homes in wealthy Manhattan neighborhood.
Extra! Extra! High School Journalism Makes a Comeback
Only 1% of NYC journalism students have access to student journalism in their school. Youth Journalism Coalition is fighting to change this.
Op-Ed: Zohran Mamdani and the Revolt Against the Empire of Arrogance
The guardians of the status quo have one unspoken pact: to protect the myth that money equals merit, that inequality is natural, that socialism is a curse word. They can tolerate token diversity, but not moral defiance.
Vox Pop: New Yorkers Discuss Whether Trump is Becoming a Dictator
The Indypendent recently spoke with parkgoers in Union Square to understand how Trump’s actions are shaping public perceptions of his intentions.